Re: Hp Notebook Serial Number
Christian Erdmann
I am using Jupyter Notebook to write some tutorials. However, I met a problem here. As shown in following picture, when I made changes to my colleague's notebook program, the index is not right. how to change those in 1, in [2] to in [34], in [35]?
Click the menu Cell --> Run all. This will execute all cells and you will have ordered cell index numbers. If it does not start from cell index 1, first click Kernel --> Restart and confirm the re-start.
Since (to my knowledge) jupyter_contrib_nbextensions do not work with JupyterLab, you can just use the code from the equation-numbering extension directly in your notebooks. This is how it kind of worked for me:
I say it "kind of worked" because there is one problem: So far I could not figure out how to make the auto-numbering work properly across multiple notebooks. If I reset the numbering as described above, the equations are numbered in the same order the cells were run (not sure about this though, it sometimes seems a bit random), regardless of the notebook they belong to. So you might end up having Eq. 1, 2 and 4 in one notebook and Eq. 3 in the second. This might look somewhat weird, but at least all references link to the correct equation...Maybe someone has a solution for this?
Go to your Jupyter Notebook editor (I am using Anaconda right now), Edit menu, the last item 'nbextensions config'. It opens a page where you can see a list of extensions, one of which is "Equation Auto Numbering". Enable it and restart your notebook. You will see that a button appears on the top of your notebook for resetting the numbering of equations. You will need to press that button every now and then.
Check to see whether you have another notebook with the same name. I just tested by creating a new notebook with a name identical to an existing one, and sure enough, after it synced it got 6 numbers at the end of the name. Tried again with a different notebook, and got 6 other numbers, which seem to be randomly generated.
Feature I'd guess, to help us keep our systems straight. I personally have about 35 notebooks and know them well enough not to make duplicates. But I'd certainly rather have random numbers at the end of a notebook name than two with the same name. The numbers obviously draw attention to themselves and alert the user to fix it (or at least notice it).
Not sure - I've tried to duplicate a notebook name in previous versions, and got a 'name already in use' error which allowed me to make a different choice there and then. Getting a new notebook123456 name means I get the point - but then I have to go rename things as a separate action...
I have a notebook HP Pavilion dm4 running Ubuntu 12.04 and I'm trying to determine the model number (like HP Pavilion dm4-2015dx or HP Pavilion dm4-2033cl, etc).There's no such information on notebook's body as suggested on HP's website on Option 1.
Thank you, DTLow and PinkElephant. DTLow, thanks for the link. I'm at 14,400, and contemplating severely reducing the number of notebooks I have -- perhaps even down to one. PinkElephant.... thanks for the thoughts about good practice. I go back and forth on the notebooks-vs-tags debate. But then again, I once took an online personality quiz and when I got to the question "Are you decisive?" I stared at the question for at least a full two minutes, unable to decide how to answer. Haha!
Luckyly it is easy in EN to swap between notebook and tag focus: You can assign a special tag to a number of notes, select them all and move them into a new notebook. Or you can tag all notes in a notebook with a new tag, move them elsewhere and delete the notebook. If on a desktop client that allows for multiple note operation, it is done in a matter of minutes.
Late to the party, but just to add to the options on offer - after several years of trying out Tags (couldn't remember what tags to apply to which notes), Notebooks (does that note go into the expenses notebook, or the car notebook... or car with an expenses tag / expenses with a car tag...) I stayed with searching intitle: for some time: I used a standard title format - (of the document/ event) - type (letter / receipt / email) - source (who originated the thing) - keywords (anything else I could think of). Then, because I realised that if I wanted to check on the latest Amazon purchase I'd always search for 'Amazon' (obvs) and put the results into title order (to sort by date), I started creating notebooks for each 'source' (Amazon in this case) and set the notebook sort order to 'title' so I can automatically find the latest event in any project, email thread or transaction - which is usually what I'm looking for.
Surprisingly (well it was, to me) I only have around 200 notebooks - though I'm still adding to that total slowly - and where I have conflicts I can create a Table of Contents note (for the 'expenses tag forinstance) and give that a notebook of its own. I use Filterize to maintain those ToC notes, as well as my to-do priorities. My tired brain is much happier that I now file by the source of each item of data, which is (usually) not a difficult choice; and any conflicts are solved by tags which are used for cross-referencing with other notebooks.
I'm confident enough of the system that Gmail (my mail client) is now fowarding and deleting some emails direct to Evernote and Filterize is automatically sending them to the correct notebook with any necessary tags. I use All Mail on my Evernote account to check what's happened today, and my (updated) to do lists to sort out my workload.
Then, because I realised that if I wanted to check on the latest Amazon purchase I'd always search for 'Amazon' (obvs) and put the results into title order (to sort by date), I started creating notebooks for each 'source' (Amazon in this case)
Horses for courses as always. I use an Amazon tag specifically for the above. I use a phrase express hot key in my email client which adds purchase date, notebook, the tags receipt amazon _2020 !lm, and leaves a space for me to type in the item. I have another hotkey for things not Amazon. Added the !lm tag recently as in these trying times I am getting most stuff via post. the tag !lm is in the shortcut bar and I've it's original use was for tracking left messages. It serves nicely in double duty for all outstanding parcels. Search is sorted by created date. Fits my eye. I fought the urge to spell check realised. FWIW.
In most cases when I create a notebook, it is for temporary use, like for sharing certain notes with others. Usually I create a copy of the notes, leaving the original ones in their place. When the share has run its course, I withdraw the share and then delete the duplicates together with the ex-shared notebook.
Just on that point - Notebooks are 'above' tags in the left panel; quicker (less far) to scroll down to that list and pick one item. Plus the tags list would be much longer if 'source' was added there - I have additional qualifiers that make the tags list (without sources) longer than the notebooks list. All down to laziness and (ahem) "efficiency"....
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I'd also recommend using a plugin to shut down idle instances as a best practice when your teams are onboarded to Studio, so these instances are shut down if there are no notebooks actively running (ref: -learning/save-costs-by-automatically-shutting-down-idle-resources-within-amazon-sagemaker-studio/)
The issue is - Jupyter Notebook is not ready for that, both users will have the same privileges, no tracking who did what, ... And working on the same notebook on the same time - basically they will overwrite each other saves.
Use snake case for your variable names. E.g., use person_input instead of personInput (which is camel case), and rand_num instead of randnumb. In that second case, it's also more common to shorten "number" to "num" instead of "numb".
Can you please provide the location where Serial number of HP Pavilion dv6 is mentioned? As I always need to enter this number whenever I visit to any customer. I did not find it mentioned anywhere. Please provide.
There was no serial number on the battery except the one for the battery. I also tried number 2 and 3 method to no avail. Could you give me an idea of how many numbers are in a serial number. I have two numbers that are below 2 different bar codes and one number out to the right of a bar code. Very confusing. Is there a problem with putting the words "serial number" on the tag? Sure would make it easier for the customer.
The easiest way to add line numbers to a Jupyter Notebook is to use the keyboard shortcut, which is Ctrl-m to enter Command Mode, then type L. Just highlight the cell you are interested in adding line numbers to, then hit the keyboard shortcut to toggle the line numbers.
Thanks so much for reply. i used jupyter yesterday. and got issue like that after restart. i restarted before , but don;t see this issue happen.
tried your another direction, and realized that the default is different directory. but we definitely have files in that folder as well. not sure why there is nothing.in the jupyter notebook.
below is when i try create a new terminal. thanks again for your reply.
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Thanks so much sir. thanks for the help here for these days. i am really not sure what is going on here. just now, i tried your way to launch notebook using anaconda navigator as you suggested, it actually worked. really surprised. but then i tried again to launch jupyter notebook using normal way. it also successfully. seems as if the issue never happen before. really weird.
anyway, since the problem resolved itself, i think i am good now on my side. thanks so much for the help and your patience. really appreciate it.